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It appears that you do have an IPv6 assigned to the Wireless LAN Adapter
It is right above the IPv4 address of 192.168.25.3
You seem to have a problem that comes and goes. Have you lost your connection to the internet today?
Open a cmd prompt window and type:
ping 192.168.25.1 -t
As long as you are getting good returns in that window, you are connected to your router or modem. Move that window off to the side or minimize it - just keep it running.
Open another cmd prompt window and type:
ping google.com -t
As long as you are getting good returns in that window, you are most likely connected to the internet. Move that window off to the side too or minimize it - just keep it running.
Now use your computer the way that you normally would. If you lose your connection, check the two windows to see if you have lost the connection to the router or just to the internet. I know that there is info like that in the network and sharing center, I've just found it to be wrong at times.